Two Sailors Hurt in U.S. Warship Fire in Japan, Navy Reports
A fire on the USS New Orleans, a U.S. amphibious transport dock ship, was declared extinguished after 12 hours on Thursday, following its outbreak…
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A fire on the USS New Orleans, a U.S. amphibious transport dock ship, was declared extinguished after 12 hours on Thursday, following its outbreak…
On August 20, a fire erupted on the USS New Orleans, a US Navy amphibious transport dock ship anchored off Okinawa, Japan. The situation unfolded…
On March 25, 2025, Bangkok hosted a significant seminar focusing on regional maritime security and the implementation of the United Nations…
On February 6, 2025, the Japan Coast Guard (JCG) announced the successful execution of a counter-piracy training exercise conducted the day prior…
The Tokyo metropolitan government has proactively installed oil fences in the Izu island chain to shield fishing ports from an anticipated influx of…
Effective cooperation between the Self-Defense Forces (SDF) and the Japan Coast Guard (JCG) is crucial for national security, especially during…
NYK recently organized a social studies tour for 48 junior high school students from the Ho Chi Minh Japanese School in Vietnam, focusing on the…
Japan, the world’s sixth largest maritime nation, is composed of 14,000 islands and boasts an ocean area of approximately 4.47 million square…
Japan, a global leader in maritime trade and shipbuilding, is setting ambitious goals to decarbonize its shipping industry. Decarbonizing the…
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is implementing vital measures to enhance Mozambique’s maritime law enforcement capabilities…
The maritime dispute between China and Japan over the Senkaku Islands (known as Diaoyu in China) has intensified, with both nations accusing each…